Hey, /tg/, this'll be the first time i'll be doing one of these. Rules for this are simple. I'm going to post a fuckton of text, followed by a set of options. Sometimes there'll be more, sometimes there'll be less. Regardless, the rules for you guys are to take a choice from the options provided and roll a d100 for effectiveness. I'll only look at the first 10 comments after any options are given for rolls determined. To make your votes matter, i'm going to go with the highest voted option, followed by highest rolls. Yes, you guys are allowed to add minor details for flavor. Anyways, let's get this thing rolling.
You wake up in a pitch dark, empty, generically ambiguous room. It's kind of hard to determine where you are at the moment. In fact, it's even harder to determine who you are at the moment, as you cannot see a damn thing about you in the pure darkness. Suddenly, a flash of memory hits you.
Where are you and how did you get here?
>Ruins of your old keep. Don't know what happened.
>Enemy Stronghold, took a nap after sacking the place.
>Arcanum Chamber. This is all but a dream, anyways.
>Other (Write In)
Rolled 10 (1d100)
>>46591563
>Enemy Stronghold, took a nap after sacking the place.
Well, if we're starting out as an Overlord, this option would fit. I assume the reason we're having trouble remembering who we are is because of the victory celebration.
Rolled 5 (1d100)
>>46591563
>Ruins of your old keep. Don't know what happened.
Rolled 95 (1d100)
>>46591563
>Ruins of your old keep. Don't know what happened.
If we build it, they will come.
I'm thinking Overlord failed his first conquest. Disastrous result that lost his minions and companions. We wake up years later. A new reign. Starting from scratch. New alliances to forge. New races to enslave.
Rolled 38 (1d100)
>>46591637
>>46591931
With rolls like these, it's no wonder the game starts with the overlord in coffin.
>>46591986
Well, apparently you're the first one the dice gods don't hate.
Changing my vote >>46591637 to the ruins.
>>46592194
Don't worry I'll fumble on some pretty important rolls.
What if the enemy stronghold was a goblin camp and we got knocked out by a group of them. They let us live because we were too pitiful.
>>46591986
>Ruins of your old keep. Don't know what happened.
>I'm thinking Overlord failed his first conquest. >Disastrous result that lost his minions and companions.
Ah, yes, now you remember. What a terrible night. They took everything, down to the scraps of gold used for decoration. Damn those minions of yours. If only they were more competent. Suddenly, light appears in the room, and you hear a creaky but familiar voice.
"Are you awake, my Lord?" it asks.
You also notice you're able to see yourself. What are you wearing?
>Bones and heads of my enemies (Barbarian)
>Your flowing Ascension Robes (Mage)
>Only the most supple leather (Rogue)
>Chain and Plate, just how you like it (Warmage)
>Leather and mail, for comfort and stealth (Bandit)
>My magical disguise, actually (Illusionist)
>Other (Write In)
>>46592485
>Chain and Plate, just how you like it
>>46592485
>Chain and Plate, just how you like it (Warmage)
THE ONLY TRUE ONE
>>46592485
>>Chain and Plate, just how you like it (Warmage)
Magic and Martial is our shit yo!
>>46592485
>Chain and Plate, just how you like it (Warmage)
Please. Illusionist sounds like a nudist and pseudo exhibitionist.
>>46592485
>Chain and Plate, just how you like it (Warmage)
Bending reality to our will with the Darkest of Arts, while also smashing in some schmuks head with a mace! Hell yeah.
>>46592485
>Chain and Plate, just how you like it (Warmage)
>>46592603
A mace? How uncivilized. We need a Big Fucking Glaive.
>>46592569
That almost made me want to change the vote...
>>46592631
Why not Big Fucking Glaive with Mace at other end?
>>46592665
GET THIS MAN A FORGE!
>>46592665
A learned man. I like your style.
>>46592503
>>46592506
>>46592539
>>46592569
>>46592603
>>46592610
>Chain and Plate, just how you like it (Warmage)
No rolls from any of you, but alright. Moving on.
You view yourself and feel a tad heavy from the heavy mail and full plate, but it gives you a sense of both comfort and power. You look up at your trusted advisor, Gnarl. The only competent one, anyways. As you move to acknowledge and address him, he speaks up.
"What a terrible night, my Lord. We lost nearly everything. All we have left is the ruins of our keep and a mere handful of the Browns. We need to regroup and try once more when we are capable."
>(Nod in Agreement)
>I DONT TAKE ORDERS FROM ANYONE (Attack)
>Request a numbers check on just how many minions you have left (Inventory)
>IM A ONE MAN ARMY, I DONT EVEN NEED THE MINIONS (Rush in alone)
>>46592838
>>Request a numbers check on just how many minions you have left (Inventory)
We need to know our current numbers and we possible need to gather more minions. I'm wondering if we can recruit Lamias...
Rolled 96 (1d100)
>>46592838
Sorry not used to having to roll for EVERY post, kinda a weird system OP. Also, Might wanna get a trip so its easier to see you.
>>Request a numbers check on just how many minions you have left (Inventory)
>>46592838
>Request a numbers check on just how many minions you have left
Rolled 50 (1d100)
>>46592838
>Request a numbers check on just how many minions you have left (Inventory)
>Also, is the portal still working?
Gotta know what we have to work with. If the place has been stripped bare, it's going to take a lot of raiding and pillaging to get back up to standard.
Rolled 7 (1d100)
>>46592838
>Request a numbers check on just how many minions you have left (Inventory)
Dafuq? Why did we have to roll for chain and plate? Did we check if we had bikini armour or something?
>>46592977
Are you saying that it doesn't have the best defensive stats?
>>46592893
Right, thanks
>>46592977
That's what the 'flavor text' is for, as well as "Other"
>>46593017
you turned your name off now too. But ya, When questing its always nice for OP to have a Name and his Trip on.Anons get confused easily.
>>46593069
It's been a while.
>>46593111
Nice trips and its all good BB, Btw what armor did we get anyway?
>>46593187
Steel, of course
>>46592889
>>46592893
>>46592894
>>46592922
>>46592977
>Request a numbers check on just how many minions you have left (Inventory)
Upon your request, Gnarl nods, and gives you a flat number. "20 in total, though the majority of the hives were destroyed. We will be getting at most an additional minion of each type per day. At the moment, we have 10 Browns, 3 Reds, 3 Greens, and 4 Blues."
>Good enough. (Charge in with remaining force)
>Need more resources (Raid the nearby villages)
>Wait X days so that minion force can be large enough for major advances
>Check on forge
Rolled 45 (1d100)
>>46593390
>Check on forge
So we have a hive left of each then?
>>46593390
>Need more resources (Raid the nearby villages)
Rolled 59 (1d100)
>>46593390
>Check on forge
I'm thinking that after checking on the forge, we should take the Greens and scout some of the villages for raiding.
Rolled 15 (1d100)
>>46593390
>>Need more resources (Raid the nearby villages)
Rolled 33 (1d100)
>>46593390
>Need more resources (Raid the nearby villages)
Find a small village. It won't be hard to bully some peasants for food and materials.
What the hell is "Chain in with remaining force" What is it even charging? A fucking wall? That's all we know exist right now. All we know is we woke up. We have bikini armour. We have a few minions. We don't even have a map. Please give us a general outline of what's outside our dark dark coffin that we live in.
Rolled 86 (1d100)
>>46593390
>Need more resources (Raid the nearby villages)
Rolled 80 (1d100)
>>46593390
>Check on forge
>>46593566
>>46593682
>>46593508
>>46593414
>Need more resources (Raid the nearby villages)
>>46593566
Getting there, this stuff takes a bit of time.
After pondering over your decisions for a bit, you realize that you will quickly need to regain your supplies, and the villages nearby will be the ones to suffer for it in one way or another.
You stretch, examine your outfit briefly, and begin to march through the keep, examining what is left of it. You find that there is little aside from the stone itself left, no matter where you look. Even the tables from the Feasting Hall were taken or splintered, though that might have been your doing.
You also examine the Hives, and notice that all of them are extremely damaged, and most might as well be non-functioning. Seems that you will need to repair those, too.
You also decide to visit the Forge, and notice that that it is utterly destroyed. You'll need to scavenge the materials to repair it, though your trusted smith seems to be well enough off. Seems he was hiding with your current jester, as well. For some reason, the outfit soothes and irritates you simultaneously. You choose not to dwell on that too much. Or, you would, if he didn't make fun of your outfit just then. You weren't quite paying attention, so you roar at him to repeat himself. He says you are wearing:
>Mail bikini with steel string (A la Princess Leia-esque)
>Broken, torn and shattered full plate
>Oddly pristine full plate, he actually made a joke about your metal/mettle never being tested by battle
>Other/Write In
>>46594511
>>Other/Write In
A chastity belt.
Rolled 35 (1d100)
>>46594511
>Mail bikini with steel string (A la Princess Leia-esque)
Rolled 54 (1d100)
>>46594511
>Mail bikini with steel string (A la Princess Leia-esque)
Forgot my roll, We will be the most feared overlord.
Rolled 10 (1d100)
>>46594511
>>Oddly pristine full plate, he actually made a joke about your metal/mettle never being tested by battle
Rolled 75 (1d100)
>>46594511
>Broken, torn and shattered full plate
Oh shit. I already know what outfit Anons will pick, and it's not what I voted for.
Rolled 86 (1d100)
>>46594511
>>Broken, torn and shattered full plate
>>46594511
>Broken, torn and shattered full plate
>>46594813
You were proven wrong by based anons; >>46594984 >>46595081
The jester points out that you are wearing effectively ruined armor, showing to yourself just how badly bludgeoned, bloodied and battered you were by the brutish barbarians.
>Break his neck and replace him. Numbers be damned.
>Make him be on the front lines of the impending village raids
>Reward him for the difficult alliteration with a nice head pat before walking away to plan with Gnarl
>Other
FYI guys, this is going to slow down, so I'm moving from half hour iterations to 1 or 2 hours, so be patient with me and try to keep this alive.
>>46595400
>>Make him be on the front lines of the impending village raids
>>46595400
>Make him be on the front lines of the impending village raids
well then smart ass you can help me with the brutish barbarian then.
>>46595400
>Make him be on the front lines of the impending village raids
I love the jester.
Rolled 43 (1d100)
>>46595400
>Reward him for the difficult alliteration with a nice head pat before walking away to plan with Gnarl
>>46595400
>Make him be on the front lines of the impending village raids
Give him a mace made of rolled up scrolls. Then put a shiny helmet on him painted with the words "GENERAL". Let him be the aggro soak. It will build character.
Rolled 52 (1d100)
>>46595400
>>Reward him for the difficult alliteration with a nice head pat before walking away to plan with Gnarl
>>46595434
>>46595452
>>46595468
>>46595546
Tempted to be a dick and say "The headpatters actually rolled, so..." but I won't be That Guy. Yet, anyways. (Also, this is the last half hour iteration)
You keep the remark in mind, making sure to stick him out of his jester uniform (Which you just can't bring yourself to destroy) and throwing him into the front lines. Speaking of the front lines, you realize you've forgotten something. Your weapon. It should be back in the throne room, but you've forgotten it's shape entirely. Upon asking, the smithie tells you the last weapon you made him make. What was it?
>Glaive with a mace
>Glaive
>Mace
>MIGHTY SHWORD (With flames)
>MY (Gauntleted) FISTS
>Wizard staff with cool ass rock as conduit
>Huge ass Hammer
>Other/Write In
(Rolls might actually be needed for this one, make sure not to forget it)
>>46596229
>>Huge ass Hammer
Rolled 82 (1d100)
>>46596229
>Scythe for maximum edge
Rolled 85 (1d100)
>>46596253
rolling added
>>46596229
voting this >>46596313
Rolled 40 (1d100)
>>46596229
glaive
Rolled 68 (1d100)
>>46596229
>MIGHTY GREATSWORD (with magic)
Rolled 48 (1d100)
>>46596229
>Scythe
Rolled 61 (1d100)
where's op tho?
>>46596229
>Glaive
>>46596229
>MY (Gauntleted) FISTS
Rolled 59 (1d100)
>>46599604
Forgot to roll
>>46596313
>>46597771
>Scythe
>>46598660
I was at a movie. Thought I sent something to continue thread while I was there, apparently didn't send. Whatever.
Right. A Scythe. Large, two handed, scythey goodness. Doesn't hurt that it also reminds the people that you are, in fact, a harbinger of death and destruction sometimes. You forget if there was anything special aside from it being yours, though. You ask the smithie again, and he responds.
>Increased durability/better materials
>Fire enchantment, for brutally burning bitches that stand in your way
>Ice enchantment, because freezing and then shattering them is pretty satisfying, aesthetic wise.
>Wind enchantment, because ARCHERS and ARTILLERY are aerially acing your areas of deployment
>Dark enchantment that grows stronger with your will, because reasons
>Other/Write In
>>46600569
>Ice enchantment, because freezing and then shattering them is pretty satisfying, aesthetic wise.
Rolled 94 (1d100)
>>46600569
>Forbidden Enchantment that grows stronger with every soul it devours.
>Also it has a skull where the shaft meets the blade.
>>46600569
>Dark enchantment that grows stronger with your will, because reasons
wb op
Rolled 98 (1d100)
>>46600640
>>46600569
>>Wind enchantment, because ARCHERS and ARTILLERY are aerially acing your areas of deployment
Rolled 16 (1d100)
>>46600662
second
Rolled 53 (1d100)
>>46600675
>>46600662
>>46600690
>Forbidden Enchantment that grows stronger with every soul it devours. Tasteful.
As the smithie explains what exactly the enchantment is, (As well as a Minion can tell you, anyways) Gnarl appears, and cackles a bit.
"The enchantment can only be negated by a holy enchantment or ward of equal or greater power. Be careful, my lord. We do not know what the enemy will have in the future."
"Also, we need to strategize about taking over the nearby hamlet soon. I shall bring in a new table and a basic map of the area."
>Shortly thereafter, he gives you a basic, rounded map.
>Seems it's a herding village, not very large, mostly farmland for grazing and such.
>Town has an oval shape, smaller ends on the West and East sides, fattening as they go to the North and South
>Gate along north and South sides, only knee high, but something minions might have trouble advancing past
"So, what's the plan?"
>Advance with fire and sword, burn, capture and/or kill everyone there, move on
>Come from the West and East, box them in
>Go 'alone', attempt strongarm diplomacy with the minions standing by just in case
>Other/Write In
>>46601409
>Come from the West and East, box them in, and use strongarm diplomacy to get tribute from them in exchange for protection and possibly helping to deal with any nearby situations that aren't petty and below someone of our stature. If that falls through, then just kill the blighters.
Rolled 24 (1d100)
>>46601409
>>Go 'alone', attempt strongarm diplomacy with the minions standing by just in case
Like a bawse
Rolled 62 (1d100)
>>46601409
i'll vote England's plan here >>46601516
Rolled 85 (1d100)
>>46601516
Forgot muh roll
>>46601516
>Come from the West and East, box them in, and use strongarm diplomacy to get tribute
Tact and stealth be damned, you're not a Rogue! You decide to go in heavy handed from the get-go to properly seize them. Supposedly, they have no guard, but after what happened recently, you have no idea. How many of your Minions are you bringing along?
>All, including the Jester and Gnarl himself
>Half of total force, rounded down
>Just half the browns
>Just a couple Browns and the Jester (Possibly with tin 'General' cap if violence is expected)
>None
>Other/Write-In
>>46601516
seconding
>>46602085
>>Just a couple Browns and the Jester (Possibly with tin 'General' cap if violence is expected)
>>46602085
>All, including the Jester and Gnarl himself
We can always exaggerate our forces as being larger.
Let's...try to get together a big cape capable of covering up our shattered armor. Maybe with a hood.
You know, really sell the 'reaper' aspect of our look.
Rolled 23 (1d100)
>>46602145
forgot my FUCKING roll again
Rolled 66 (1d100)
>>46602085
Voting this >>46602145
Rolled 77 (1d100)
>>46602119
adding rolls
Rolled 7 (1d100)
>>46602085
>>46602145
seconding reaper fashion, let's make peasants shit themselves and then not notice a difference in how they smell
Rolled 13 (1d100)
check 'em
Rolled 8 (1d100)
>>46602368
That's not how you get dubs, this is how you get dubs
Rolled 96 (1d100)
>>46602401
Sorry, I meant to say that THIS is how you get dubs
Rolled 11 (1d100)
>>46602439
i just can't get dubs
at least that's a high roll tho
>>46602145
>>46602218
>>46602252
>All, including the Jester and Gnarl himself
>Grab a bigass cape, too, let's go with reaper look
You scrounge around the quarters some more and eventually find a thick, cotten rug, stained black from the ash and soot from the recent fires, though now it's mildly gnawed on the part you decide to use for the backside. Damn minions. With minor cutting and shoddy reparations (You never were a good craftsman) you manage to make a full cowl. Minus your exposed headpiece, which is still a tad broken.
Doesn't matter, they'll know who you are, and you'll show them what you do once more. CONQUER.
After rallying, you form up your troops, eventually haggling with Gnarl and having him stay behind to train and teach the new minions, possibly having them follow if they finish training quickly enough. Otherwise, they're going to neaten up the place. That aside, you MARCH. You decide to attack:
>At dawn, just to scare the shit out of them
>In broad daylight, so they can clearly see everything
>Twilight, because aesthetic and you get to pull a Mushashi on any potential heroes they might have
>Night, because you and your forces have darkvision but the puny peasant can't. Also, nostalgic advanced tactics are superior.
Rolled 43 (1d100)
>>46602743
>>Night, because you and your forces have darkvision but the puny peasant can't. Also, nostalgic advanced tactics are superior.
Rolled 69 (1d100)
>>46602743
>Twilight, because aesthetic and you get to pull a Mushashi on any potential heroes they might have
If it goes south, night will fall soon, and we'll have the upper hand. Until then, keeping with appearance themes and actually being able to meet with the peasants before they go to bed is probably ideal.
Rolled 75 (1d100)
>>46602743
>Night, because you and your forces have darkvision but the puny peasant can't. Also, nostalgic advanced tactics are superior.
God I miss these games
Rolled 35 (1d100)
>>46602743
>>Night, because you and your forces have darkvision but the puny peasant can't. Also, nostalgic advanced tactics are superior.
>>46602764
>>46602825
>>46602858
>>Night, because you and your forces have darkvision but the puny peasant don't.
You decide to come at night, with no (lit) torches. That way you will arrive when they're sleepy and more or less defenseless. Not to mention they'll have a harder time seeing through the literal holes in your armor. You arrive at twilight the next day, and wait until nightfall.
Upon arriving, your minions close off the directions that the filthy peasants might escape, leaving the jester and you on one side, at the West. The jester sparks up a single torch, so that you are partially in shadow. You bellow out to the citizens.
>PATHETIC CITIZENS, SHOW YOURSELF!
>I, OVERLORD *******, HAVE COME TO ONCE MORE DECLARE MY SUPREME POWER OVER YOUR LIVES
>Excuse me, citizens, I would like to ORDER a village commune for...diplomatic discussion. (Or else)
>Throw the torch onto a roof and wait. Take some furniture for a temporary chair in the meantime.
>Other/Write In
>>46603369
Scratch the bellowing to the citizens. Options 1 and 2 are supposed to be that...not the others.
Rolled 69 (1d100)
>>46603369
>>46603382
Voting for option 1 and 2
Rolled 67 (1d100)
>>46603406
rolling to seconding
Rolled 53 (1d100)
>>46603369
>Approach the door of the largest residential building and knock upon it with great force thrice. Wait for someone to come to the door, and in the most intimidating way possible, command them to gather the rest of the village before you, where you will lay down the offer of "Serve with benefits, or die."
Rolled 60 (1d100)
>>46603473
This is definitely the most dignified, seconding
Rolled 77 (1d100)
>>46603369
>>46603473
this desu senpai
>>46603473
>>46603504
>>46603570
>Approach the door of the largest residential building and knock upon it with great force thrice.
A small child answers the door, asking who, and then what, you were. You lean over, intimidating in the partial light, and say "Your new king. Rouse your family, and tell them all to get to the square, as there needs to be a town meeting."
You think briefly, and also state "And rouse the other townsfolk, as well, when you're done. Feel free to tell your family to do the same. I don't have all night."
Within an hour, the townsfolk that aren't dead drunk conglomerate around you, lowly murmuring. The jester stands near you, barely illuminating yourself and the crowds' awestruck faces. After a few moments of chatter, you stand, taking the torch and raising it near your helm. There's a gasp, and an adult, male voice cries out.
"NO! YOU'RE SUPPOSED TO BE DEAD! THE HEROES SAID THEY KILLED YOU!"
You chuckle, and give a retort.
>The reports of my death have been greatly exaggerated
>BRING HIM FORWARD!
>I don't even know if i'm alive, senpai.
>Silently step into the crowd from your stone soapbox and kill him where he stands
>Have the jester kill him. Possibly with the torch. Or the helmet.
>Say you forgive him for interrupting, continue diplomacy
>Ignore remark entirely, begin negotiations
>Other/Write In
(Don't forget your rolls this time. There's a lot of options, and the rolls will actually matter this time. [I swear] Gonna go with highest roll of an option as how effectively the Overlord performs it from now on, as actions are starting to matter.)
Rolled 86 (1d100)
>>46604023
>The reports of my death have been greatly exaggerated. I'll forgive you for your rude interruption THIS time, but the next time it happens, I'm going to have you flayed to death. The same goes for everyone else who interrupts from now on.
Rolled 61 (1d100)
>>46604023
The "heroes" broke into my castle, stole most of my stuff and killed many of my minions. You should be upset at them for stealing from your rightful king.
Rolled 60 (1d100)
>>46604023
>>46604081
seconding
>>46604023
>I don't even know if i'm alive, senpai.
>Say you forgive him for interrupting, continue diplomacy
Rolled 52 (1d100)
>>46604023
>>Have the jester kill him. Possibly with the torch. Or the helmet.
I have to see how this would end. On the plus side, it'll intimidate the foolish peasants. If it goes south, well it'll be worth the laughs.
>>46604081
>The reports of my death have been greatly exaggerated. I'll forgive you for your rude interruption THIS time, but the next time it happens, I'm going to have you flayed to death. The same goes for everyone else who interrupts from now on.
The people fall deadly silent, and you begin diplomacy. The offer is simple. Pay taxes, don't provide housing or other such resources to rebels. Do those things, and there will be no problem. When it comes to taxing, you give them a simple figure.
>10% of crops, since I really only need to feed myself
>25%, just in case
>50%, and expecting bartering from the people. Declare the reason to be for the future prosperity of the kingdom.
>90%, and wait for someone to retaliate to make an example of them
>5% of crops, 10% of other materials (Wool, women, essence mining, population, etc)
>Other/Write In
>>46604692
>Other/Write In
"An amount to be defined later, after i have inspected your productivity."
I would suggest 20% of crops and 5% of materials, with labour being called on from their village at any time except harvest and sowing seasons.
Rolled 49 (1d100)
>>46604692
>5% of crops, 10% of other materials (Wool, women, essence mining, population, etc), 100% loyalty
>>46604692
>15% of crops
Because we might need to feed the minions as well and we'll need a surplus just in case and we don't want to take away too much food at the moment. Other then that.
>10% of other materials (Wool, women, essence mining, population
Especially women, not simply for pleasure, but because we need to send a message that we'll take what we damn well please.
Rolled 41 (1d100)
>>46604810
i can back that
>>46604692
>>46604810
On a side note, the woman should be young virgins of course. Have to keep up the usual evil tyrant routine after all. And nothing makes a better hostage than a young maiden.
Rolled 28 (1d100)
Rolled 5 (1d100)
>>46604692
rolling on this and voting for it >>46604810
>>46604810
>15% of crops
>10% of other materials (Wool, women, essence mining, population)...Especially women, to send a message
After making the demands, there's a small murmur amongst the people as they decide.
They come up with a single question: How, when, and how often will the taxes and taking of X women be occurring?
>Yearly, via ritualistic pilgrimage to the castle keep. Probably just one a year.
>Bi-yearly, at the start of spring and at the end of harvest. Because reasons.
>Whenever I damn well please. I'll send the minions to collect
>Write In/Other
>>46605234
>>Whenever I damn well please. I'll send the minions to collect
Rolled 47 (1d100)
>>46605234
>Yearly, via ritualistic pilgrimage to the castle keep. Probably just once or twice a year.
>>46605234
>Yearly, via ritualistic pilgrimage to the castle keep. Probably just one a year.
>>Write In/Other: A women once for every four years. Because sooner or later they will either run out or just having ugly daughters...
>>46605334
Only one who rolled. Also, last post for tonight.
You declare that the tribute will be sent by the people to your magnificent (but also currently ruined) keep. The people are encouraged to give up a woman once every four years. Also, if they skimp out on your GENEROUSLY KIND offer for taxes, they'll be purged with extreme prejudice. With the citizens agreeing to that, you make some minor demands as the first taxing, being payed forward and then returning to the yearly cycle. You DO have a castle to repair, after all. You decide to focus mostly on the wood and materials, rather than food or wealth such as gold. They begrudgingly send out a good chunk of the hamlet to accommodate the caravan of goods they begin sending to your palace.
The tithings will prove to be enough. For now. But you don't know what tomorrow will bring, or what storms you will have to weather in the future. You hope you have made the right decisions, as you cannot remember what you did wrong to earn your demise previously.
Just realized I did 16 posts in 12 hours. Oh well, hope you all enjoyed yourselves. Might do p2 tomorrow.
Rolled 12 (1d100)
>>46605234
>Yearly, via ritualistic pilgrimage to the castle keep. Probably just one a year.
>>46605953
>Might do p2 tomorrow.
Please do this was fun
